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No charges in rental property water breach | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

No charges in rental property water breach | News, Sports, Jobs

sujhelyi@reviewonline.com This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi) EAST LIVERPOOL — City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insufficient evidence regarding who installed the straight pipe — thus bypassing the disconnected meter — in his two-page report that was released Friday. The report did not name a party ...

No charges in water breach at Liverpool rental property | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

No charges in water breach at Liverpool rental property | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff Writer Morning Journal/Stephanie Ujhelyi This is a copy of the notice posted by former East Liverpool housing inspector Bob Smith on Nov. 19 at the beginning of the theft of services investigation into a property at 746 St. Clair Ave. EAST LIVERPOOL — City police have released a report into allegations that a city councilman bypassed a water meter to gain free municipal water in one of his rental properties for the last several years. Detective Captain Darin Morgan said there was insufficient evidence regarding who installed the straight pipe — thus bypassing the disconnected meter ...

EL planning director post still filled by SSD on interim basis | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

EL planning director post still filled by SSD on interim basis | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST LIVERPOOL — City council on Monday fine-tuned its wages and benefits ordinance overseeing non-union employees.. Although a planning director wasn’t named, council members unanimously did agree to that appointee with three years or more experience would be paid $27.66 per hour compared to those without. Those individuals with less than three-year experience would earn $23 per hour. Finance Committee chairman Fred Rayl said this ordinance change does not reflect a pay increase for the planning director post, which currently is being filled on the interim by city Safety-Service Director...

Community serves 200,000 meals to East Liverpool students | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Community serves 200,000 meals to East Liverpool students | News, Sports, Jobs

Dec 23, 2020 An East Liverpool school staffer prepares the Potter Brunch bag pickups prior to the holiday season Friday, which will give each student 14 days worth of meals. Also note the plethora of frozen turkeys and hams that many of the families also received through the many generous people in the East Liverpool community. (Submitted photo) EAST LIVERPOOL — For this holiday season, volunteers hit a landmark accomplishment. Not only have they distributed close to 200,000 meals to East Liverpool students since classroom doors were shuttered in 2020 due to the pandemic, members of the s...

EL cleans up year-end numbers | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

EL cleans up year-end numbers | News, Sports, Jobs

EAST LIVERPOOL — Council members met Monday night to wrap up some year-end business. The special council meeting followed a half hour meeting of the city’s finance committee, where chairman Fred Rayl and member Ray Perorazio approved six pieces of legislation for council as a whole’s later agenda at 5 p.m. Council members eventually would pass legislation extending the professional consulting services contract with Utah-based Better City for work they completed for and economic resilience program that had been complicated by the pandemic with $40,000 in CARES act money; correcting a w...